Satyavan

If you tried this at a time of conflict or trial in your own life the similarity will be even more striking, for Savitri in her surface self faced the extinction of all her worldly happiness with the untimely death of her husband Satyavan.

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If you tried this at a time of conflict or trial in your own life the similarity will be even more striking, for Savitri in her surface self faced the extinction of all her worldly happiness with the untimely death of her husband Satyavan.

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At these words of hers, Satyavan replied, 'The pain in my head is off; and I feel well in my limbs.

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Satyavan then said, 'Covered with deep darkness, the wilderness hath worn a dreadful aspect.

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Satyavan, taking his axe upon his shoulders, set out for the woods.

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And Satyavan, having obtained a wife possessed of every accomplishment, became highly glad, while she also rejoiced exceedingly upon having gained the husband after her own heart.

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And my husband Satyavan hath obtained a life of four hundred years.

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-- Thus addressed the king disclosed everything about his intentions and purpose with reference to Satyavan.

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In no other person are those virtues that dwell in Satyavan.

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Do thou, therefore, accept my daughter for thy daughter-in-law and the wife of the good Satyavan! '

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